Neben & Starrett, Inc. v. Chartwell Financial Corp.

stating that "[e]ven if the prosecutor's remarks were prejudicial, the district judge gave a curative instruction which, under settled Eleventh Circuit law, would render any error harmless where the evidence of guilt was overwhelming" | reviewing for “manifest miscarriage of justice” because defendant failed to move for directed verdict or judgment of acquittal | discussing the principles underlying disclosure requirements of § 329 and FRBP 2016 but noting that the disclosure requirements of FRBP 2014 are applied just as strictly. | reviewing for “manifest miscarriage of justice” because defendant failed to move for directed verdict or judgment of acquittal | even a negligent or inadvertent failure to disclose a connection with a party in interest may result in a denial of all requested fees